Amnesty International is seeking a lead expert on economic and social rights to serve as the organisation's primary global researcher and advisor on the right to housing and social protection. The role supports the International Secretariat and various sections, for a 12-month sabbatical cover.
The post focuses on research, advocacy strategy implementation, and expert guidance across country and thematic specialists.
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Global Researcher & Adviser, Economic & Social Rights employer: University of Denver
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